Not unlike Dukat, the TARDIS was also skeptical of her changes for returning to herself, at least as things were now. It was much too coincidental that she appear here in flesh when the Cardassian's ship was malfunctioning; to have them save his vessel and return her to her true self would be adding to it, and the universe was not that ordered. The two were connected, but she wasn't holding her breath for them to solve each other.

Much like the rest of the ship so far, the bridge was designed to be efficient and austere. The TARDIS took a moment to inspect a console before joining Dukat at the command center, watching him with unwavering focus. His fingers moved deftly over the controls as one long-accustomed to using them, making it much easier for her to file away the necessary commands.

"So someone has started the diagnostic systems, but it is someone we cannot detect," she echoed, brow drawn in confusion. "Neither on the ship nor in the nearby vicinity. Is it possible to know who initiated the sequence, or is that data not logged?"